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Domino

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[Intro]
 A   D   A   D6(x4)
 A   B   C#   E   F#   A   A   F#   A    C#(Horn Riff)
[Verse]
          ADon't waDnt to discuss it  A-  I tDhiAnk it's time for a DchangeA  D  
          You may get disgusted and start thinkin' that I'm actin' strange
          In that case I'll go underground - get some heavy rest
          Never have to worry about what is worst and what is best (hit it)
[Verse]
                           AOh, oDh, Domino    -   A   DroAll me over, RDomeoA  
                           DThere you go    -    ALDord Ahave mercy, I saidD  
                           Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo
                           There you go, say it again
                           I said ohBm, ohE, DoAminoD  A  D  
                           I said ohBm, ohE, DoAmino   D-   A  Ddig it
                                                                               A riff
[Verse]
          There's no need for argument - there's no argument at all
          And if you never hear from him - that just means he didn't call
          Or vice-a-versa - that depends on where ever you're at
          And if you never hear from me - that just means I would rather not
[Chorus]
                           Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo, there you go
                           Lord have mercy, I said
                           Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo, there you go
                           Say it again
                           I said oh, oh, Domino
                           I said oh, oh, Domino

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The story behind the song

"Domino" is Van Morrison's musical tribute to the New Orleans R&B singer and pianist Fats Domino. It's the opening track from his 1970 album, His Band and the Street Choir. The song was written several years before its release, with various takes recorded across different sessions. At its heart, it plays like a vibrant homage, celebrating the spirit of a musical inspiration.

AI-written from these sources:Domino (Van Morrison song) — Wikipedia ↗Van Morrison — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Domino

by Van Morrison

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

A D A D6

(x4)

A B C# E F# A A F# A C#

(Horn Riff)

[Verse]

A D A D A D A D

Don't want to discuss it - I think it's time for a change

You may get disgusted and start thinkin' that I'm actin' strange

In that case I'll go underground - get some heavy rest

Never have to worry about what is worst and what is best (hit it)

[Verse]

A D A D A D A

Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo

D A D A D

There you go - Lord have mercy, I said

Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo

There you go, say it again

Bm E A D A D

I said oh, oh, Domino

Bm E A D A D

I said oh, oh, Domino - dig it

A riff

[Verse]

There's no need for argument - there's no argument at all

And if you never hear from him - that just means he didn't call

Or vice-a-versa - that depends on where ever you're at

And if you never hear from me - that just means I would rather not

[Chorus]

Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo, there you go

Lord have mercy, I said

Oh, oh, Domino - roll me over, Romeo, there you go

Say it again

I said oh, oh, Domino

About Domino Chords by Van Morrison

Learn how to play Domino by Van Morrison with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Domino chords”, “Domino guitar chords”, or “Van Morrison Domino chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Domino chords and for experienced players who want accurate Domino lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D, D6, B, C#, E.

FAQ — Domino by Van Morrison

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What key is "Domino" in?

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